"Working as an intern in the Senate was my chance to learn about American politics, and explore a part of the United States I have never been exposed to....I gained an insight into domestic politics, worked on legislative issues I was passionate about, and developed relationships."
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Each session, MLDP participants nominate their peers for excellence and explain why their nominees made their experience in MLDP more beneficial and/or how their nominees provide an excellent example of leadership in the program.
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“Leadership is not always positional.” Sadhana Hall kicks off the DP2 Leadership DRIVE Program with an impassioned and personal speech about knowing how to lead oneself.
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For the fourth summer in a row, Dartmouth is host to 25 emerging business leaders and entrepreneurs from Sub-Saharan Africa through the Mandela Washington Fellowship as part of the United States Government’s Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI).
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"My experience at the Brazil Institute has sparked my curiosity about private opportunities related to policy, especially ones that revolve around research and political risk."
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Journalist, Karin Pettersson, delivered the 2017 Bernard D. Nossiter '47 Lecture "Disrupted Discourse: Political Polarization, Propaganda, and the Fragility of Democracy" in May at the Rockefeller Center.
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Congress declared the Fourth of July a federal holiday in 1870 as a day to celebrate the independence of the United States of America. Here in the Upper Valley, local towns and cities, such as Hanover, Lebanon, and Woodstock all have events to celebrate this federal holiday.
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The scope of the Management and Leadership Development Program (MLDP), a one-term program designed for students looking to make significant progress in their leadership and management development, has expanded to include an off-campus session to a local business or non-profit organization.
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The annual Student and Alumni Reception in Washington, D.C. provides an opportunity for the Center’s First-Year Fellows and other Rockefeller Center Interns working in the city during the summer to meet and network with Dartmouth area alumni.
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The Class of 2020 First-Year Fellows arrived in Washington, D.C. this week and are currently participating in the Civic Skills Training (CST) component of the program.
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"Making an immediate impact on policymaking in New Hampshire through the Policy Research Shop is one of the highlights of my Dartmouth experience, and I am thrilled that our reports were taken so seriously."
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The Rockefeller Center is proud to announce that twenty-nine members of the Class of 2017 have completed their degree requirements with a minor in public policy, which prepares students for both public and private sector careers in a variety of policy-related fields.
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